Input type: 2/4-wire PT100 or tungsten-rhenium/B/S/N/K/J/T/E thermocouple
Number of input channels: 4 thermocouples, 2 PT100
Output mode: RS485
Data update rate: 0.5 seconds - thermocouple, 2/4-wire PT1000.9 seconds - 3-wire PT100
Thermocouple cold end compensation accuracy (AT25℃): (maximum) ±0.1℃
Operating environment: -30~60℃ 0~95% relative humidity
Special function: Can be matched with sensors to achieve ultra-high precision measurement.
Electrical isolation: Input-output-power supply isolation voltage 1000VDC
Power supply: 8~36VDC
Accuracy (AT25℃ maximum)
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Range (℃)
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A/D conversion accuracy
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Impact of environment change of 1 ℃ (temperature drift)
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PT100
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-200~500
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± 0.05 ℃
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0.003 ℃
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B-Type thermocouple
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300~1820
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± 1.40 ℃
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0.050 ℃
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S-type thermocouple
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0 ~ 1768
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± 0.65 ℃
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0.040 ℃
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N-type thermocouple
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-200~1300
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± 0.35 ℃
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0.035 ℃
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K-type thermocouple
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-180~1372
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± 0.25 ℃
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0.034 ℃
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J-type thermocouple
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-180~760
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± 0.20 ℃
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0.011 ℃
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T-Type thermocouple
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-200~400
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± 0.20 ℃
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0.015 ℃
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E-type thermocouple
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-50 ~ 1000
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± 0.17 ℃
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0.009 ℃
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Note 1: Total digital accuracy of thermocouple measurement: analog/digital conversion accuracy +0.1 ℃ (cold end compensation accuracy)
Overall accuracy after using sensor matching function (transmitter + sensor)
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Range (℃)
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A/D conversion accuracy (℃)
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PT100
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-50 ~ 200
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± 0.05
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S-type thermocouple
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0 ~ 650
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± 0.70
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650 ~ 1100
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± 1.50
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N-type thermocouple
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0 ~ 650
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± 0.40
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650 ~ 1100
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± 1.90
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T-Type thermocouple
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-200 ~ -70
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± 0.40
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-70 ~ 400
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± 0.20
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Note 1: The sensors listed in the table are the most commonly used, stable and representative sensors in each temperature range. For details of accuracy in a wider temperature range, please consult the manufacturer.
Note 2: The thermocouple matching function is a patented technology and must be completed before leaving the factory.
Note 3: The accuracy of thermocouples in the table includes the accuracy of cold junction compensation and does not need to be superimposed separately.